THE DAILY PITTSBURGIL GAZETTE.
ESTABLISHED IN 1786
NEW.YORE. ADVERT/BEMENT/3.
Fran VIASCIIEk. OWEN k CO., rirmout. NAT...kM{ A.
rianinirro Alms, (Appieton's Uwlgine , l N0.:36 and 344
FZnay, Nilo York.
a rY, nailing and Iron Furnit are
Works.
TABI/, Manufacturer of Rich
Bronze, Gilt, Illahly Orouneutui and VW. 110 NN
NAN ITURC, Iron Railing mud CiAtinai or ono ii,ern,
tiou. Office and Warrhooin LI Grieue sung. indinvo
Grand and 'Dunne., Nevi Cosa. .47:an&
o.oalt reyow Cele brn t 4,1 Cu rdlal Egli ter,
rabotil.t.tn unit AND fifO3I•CRIC,
APOSITI N r. .AND PALATABLE
Remedy tor getnerelikebility, Dystepela, tom of Ap
pan, and all dieordere Of he DigediveOrgane.
The Inventor mad Pnoprintoref Godfrey's alrhresMd 0,
dial tatter. iu reootamending them en an unrivalled toper
end invigurael, la evetaltvel by the best thelirat aelbaritiee
or Pumps and America. an well ou by the I.IIM - wire a,
bare tested (boat. As • jietorettive they stand alone
Thovueluebt who ay., nue bianuelising alight awake tonna
exiate... Ito Una powarcul ten....r. The dyvvventvc wh.
tegrts to dullreye Cordial Bittern, ande tonneau, y-ruts,
tient. Upno the vital nrgatet, thoy exert!. a Care , t eanitve
ry 10nm...sad yet their ageney is en trill', an e Iter,
Our general debility. winkle, at lb. ...meek. her of lip,-
W., rick beaded, hr mental deprmrfort, hyphrbontirva.,
broken 4 / 3 elo, datulenna favinttnev alter ...semi**. IT ribbibt ,
then.. chntireneev, hold ell dve.rder• of the nervonv.y vvern,
Out. lenefite are inceleu le bk.
=!l===
03t.nal Depot, IC,S, th Willison nrert. N V.
OKO.GODVKKY. Prvprletor.
Citutfley.m Celebrated corbel Gin
TT CDCQt, CDT Don NOT INCIDLIATZ.
TFi I S UNEQUALLED BEVERAGE
InjA•0111.03 02.111cItua prntrertint or the Ligheet order
It o memontetured.orcially Gee arid by the Proprietor palgi
Patantee,of the beet nutterhals,and lito all the Merit* with
out the deleterimie effect. of any other Gm either In Great
Britain, flolLued or tete reentry. GODFREY'S CELE
BRATED CORDIAL GIN has been adopted by reticent
phynkiaria as the (meet and moot efieweione ditenetre enni
Went and diuretic whbult manufacturing AM tuus yet Riven
4,, the world. It is entity-1y exempt from those alelinio'lee
11ritiloi which beget. third foreilmulanta, Order. to any
agkurit promptly tilled by the Proprietor,...._.
0 CO. GODFREY,
Importer or Brandk., ON, Winos, to.,
10 Booth Billl.m it., New York.
Imported %V taken, Oro° eeeee , to.
I. & W. GEER,Y,
233 COM. mat, Sort 719 151011YRAT, MET MIA.
[Established 1604.]
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN FIRST
Quality Tinnily Groceries, oiler to the Tonle, Donis,
P rate Rain/lies, and all who are choice in their tote, and
17. t ar'''"`I'Z i gaot,'"itic71.1 1 , 7Lcho.L — E - 4116
Dreakrast7Oolong ' , Imperial. Dyson, Gunpowder, Y ou n gllywto. Ilywto. An, in chests and half chests, ka
COPPER-Mocha and Java ...
WI St ES-Mohltas, Sherries. Porte, books, to., very old
and high grades, in original packages, demijohns, usag.
MIMI aud bottles.
BARTON and GUESTIER'S CLARETS.
CILAMPAIONS-*-31eet A Chardon's Cab% IMO Verrenay.
Do Ileidsoick, G. IL !Duns's do do do
LIQUORS-Orandles, Roma Whiskoy, Gin, Arrach, At.
Meth., Kirsch, On., Ac., in original teseltanes, Geo Curecoa.
Maraschino. sinieotio, Napalm Bitters, Lc.
MALT LIQCOReq--London Brown Stout, Scotch and English
Alec
C/0 ARR.-A variety or choice brands.
PICELIZ-doglislt and French.
RAVICER.-Fer rob. Currie, Gunn Meat, to.
CHEESE-Stilton, Chedder, Royal. Victoria PG. e Ahsert,
ft.... 4 G.THT, Pa o, r Dutch and and Amos-team
,OARS-Iglitf,Cruened,lerrirsd, St. Croix, Ac., in par
vela and ear barrels.
SIAMS-WeetphalLs nod AlDgeliclat.
0144-011 re, Sperm and Klude.
@Our Liquors an , warranted unadnlterated and or our
own Importation. . raats,
Gold Nodal Plano.
STEINWAY & SONS, MAN
crEAcTirans, litWolker etreet, New „
York. received the following First Prim I IT
Ahdato in competition witli the beet makers in 13ootow New
Tack, Philadetpitht and Baltimore.
TWO PRIZE MEDALS at the Ilatiopolitan Fair,
Waehlarlon, March, 1&n.
A GOLD MEDAL, at the Crystal Palemt . N. ,4 York. No"
camber. DIM, (being the only Gold Medal given for Name
trithin the last ids year..
175
A GOLD MEDAL at the Maryland Inotitntacßaltimoro,
6.
TUE FIRST PRIZE MEDAL at the Fair, Crystal Palace,
New York, Norember,lBs4 Among the;udges were the
drat musical talent in the country, such as L. Usoon, Gott.
Walleabaupt -and many other.. Et. tS. Pianos
Faith and witheat the Iron Frame) are warranted for three
Fears, and a sedtten guarantee given. Piano. packed and
shimel without charge. Prices modem., _
FL RUMBA BRO.,
Pole Agents foßPltteburgh uld Watecn Pennsylesuis.
WS:lyd,
Briggtots
BL. FAIINESTOCK & Co., late of the firm
a. B. A, • Wahneatock A Co., eat -successor. to Fleeniu.
Wholowto
ts, Pittsb Penang., No. 00, corner WooCand Fourth
urgh. R.
gX. FAIINESTOCK A. CO., witeu,
sale Druggists and Mamdleuren of White Lad,
od Litharge, corner Wood sal Frost streets,. Pitt.-
_ mch7
SCIIOONAIAKER, AIANUFOTURER,
• of RUM Load, Rod Lead, Zinc. Pant, Lithm=
ty nal Wham& Mater lo Mk, VarnLbw,
dm, kc.. N. Wood of, Pitt•borsh. P. socllyd
_TO. N HAFT, Jr. (SUCCESSOR TO JAS.
ITGolley,) Wholemeal) and Ratan - Droggist and Dealer
loUder Palate, Oils, Dretolle, /G. corner Wood end Sixth et reels,
Plril. -
Wdfliairolar Avg for Dr. Ford's Medicine. en=
TORN WHOLESALE DEAL
..inik."Nint.4oils, 'furnishes
r atsd Dyestuff., Nu
590 Lliseety stnet,Pitzsburgh. •
AU mien will receive prompt attention.
SgrAttest fur &Inset% Pulliam:tie Syrup. nseratlydaw
I E. SELLERS, WHOLESALE DEAL
. er Is Drugs, Paints, Dyestattlt, Oils, Varnishes, *a,
N0..761r0ad street, Pittsburgh, Ps. Goods ',smuts&
IN I REITER, VOIDLESALE AND
iuda ikraitkcomr or unrty se. cuir
TOSEPII FLEMINGASUCOESSOR TO L.
11111essi &I Oa)) comer Market etnwt Thamand, team
eaminisally anima& atoll sad eaceplata aesortcaelat of Ai"
Migialass, YAW= Cheat., Parressary, awl all articles par
pneeriplitias meta* compearaled at all
R: OEO. H. KEYSER, DRUGGIST
;ao.waiiiii
b, meozawr of Wood ditrimst and Tint •
.PittsbargPai.
robnce Brains.
CHEESE :WARE : OUSE.-HENRY H.
00114315,
And Ohmelli B To i L rorazdtag and Commlidon MarduustAlad
er In tter, eto Fish iad Predate gm:rally,
al WWI ' , Liam Wa.tar; 'Pittsburgh. my2l
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T: lI...CANFIELD, LATE OF WARREN,
II • 011:10.Crodsludesad 4onrardloir Maithsat,
111olawdelkshortflrodsra Seam Cloosh Butter, Pot
sad hurl Ado sail Worsen Produce geasnaly. ?past it,
Woo* lhadtbadd awl woottiPitaburgh.
WtoANE, ANJER, (SUCCESSORS
A. & Menslah) Dram In Maur, Orals dad
- Coedidou srd V llercheatts, Ns. 1.14
lorraditrort,Ptddraddr,l4,'s7.nyl i tall
ZYLD .0. , HERI3BT, FLOUR, ,
RO
:Ih sa4 Coormandos , 111 s, 207
larerkoaroor or Bud, Platabarch, glow Ms ado
don t. aba els or now, Pork, Bacon, Lord, Chow, Batter,
God; Odd Prof es, Nods, kr-, to .
1101POodardsadds moo:day irolletted- sold ] •
r
A: : roaSYTH, (MCC "SO • TO
.7, ..,
t• , At Ikon.) Parvarithe sod Oamslstkei bier-
II RIDDLE, GENERAL COMMISSION
Yaretrat sad Dealer in anodes sad Prodoor, st
-11Asitsr, Opyruys4 Pittobtlre.
41(1 " 56. 10 2° P ti "MU" "KI rilAroctorY rem , Par-
:L2 ..... a2:16:Li 0V)416,1.1r
•
Mercluust,lbt the ads of W.Wei Raw.* Chem,
A tisfUrs,hieb i llZPozi= ll ahendos,
thatiiteda . itteSsad Winter:
-7 1, r 15 'IRW.VDPG
sea Odlandalcas Mardat, Dealer In Itoar, Oran II&
• Ural awl Illatamme¢ adl Mod et Prouce, Fein . a
• AREROU AS. GARD-
Dealer le ?kw, Praridoes end
- 6 .I,mtub street, between Liberty
- .
,00418-4-siiita, PORK AND.
41bet
Peel/renal ta Dravida.; career at
aaell Peng street& Plttapergla.p.. 4.6
fittornos.
14:07NNELLSt; AND Arrovarr AT Lill / • -
AND oomkgssiona iiNe TUE STATES OP
i
filast _ ..-'T.A% • Vt.:, .. • _-,-=• . Noutecky, , •..
liasemareeeleVz: betlar, • • '. 7 - lEaloarL • • •
EWA, :r- -Alial inh lXL. I. .• • _
Acts.a sod Llepoalliooa taloa, sad (WM I.
adedoblametio be neeaded or seed la toy of NW above
Ogee opposite lb . imam; No. '45; PIM anat., Path
ar.t:T O.ILNIWIT; - , - ATTOitlitt .AT,
EirrAeaml bellabee-o' t tbsi Dank of IPltteborgb. No. 1111
ti
Irl*-
& A. P. MORRISON, AT-
F
at, arms
o• Lisw...olllto .No. Fourth at, sour ood,
littohatuh, WS.
..ARTZHO ' & rVA - •.4 - • ; A • EYS
Lsz — I.
011oos Banding, Fourth ay*,
• -Pk— • • -•-• ••••
'_.1101,10
WriILVIEUX.V; DEALERS
Ilhaida,./isbeciddriwatgd = l / 2 °1"4 5,
6.2 7 IRO— Akolumallny marlismt.la Lb.
abors 661.1•UatistreCti!td 'oaf *OW at lb. In..
larlktcor.ilarth .6a
Fifth Street,
• 4:1114: 25
A A.MASON•ko -
.101... . _ , . . ~,_„..._." ' th:, k . 1 ' I ' T A thi Bdh;atr I • a s W ' 3 ° I_ f
fta, 't-" ' .
klult.,thgerklmalz!" ishoasitit•dciaftrn
. . ...enmeenwaisas. a
imam•mr. mac
L t, * .TIMASON 'e• 004= -VIIIOLESALS
ri A.: STROH- 4 - 'S PREMIUM -MAO
''urrertacarnfa min ntie
arlattfdad WSW. par Lar ft& ipat
....Sot to thOm O/ OW* &as itttr 'Oebabar 561.7
It Y tamOdnitl i Maittlitaldittagarrtui a War and
"bOollOt ot tiotrOdtboolltot traof.Llatt or
tokmatadni it I takparsona tratallnp it rill
taiga tbakt %OK t nor., tool
Woo or caon de
den
lot sae Ittaka , 4 --rfr-Lll4
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NEW YORK. ADVERTISEMENTS,
FIIIO ALBERT 0 RICIIA 11136ON'S AnyKAnsoAti mu , co..
Loponaro 0nn0r,360 hro,demsy. V. Turk
4 ,,ENA4, 4 ,
-0474
,
“:„
EN AMELEE)
BM=
I:IV U I.
310vorT,
It Is Not a Dye
Mrs. S. ALLEN'S WORLD'S HAIR RESTORER,
Gray halre.l. ha,
rvaJ tt...1..110rt tog and pull; 11.• It-
RS. S. A. A LLEN'SZY YWISALSANIF
I
MRS Ll .
.11. t. •
I 1., .1.1 15%
MY, ttl,
EMEIMIIM
its
PRE/311)i r J. 11 E.Vp.N. 1 , .. 11ti• T..t.11
.. Nutsys.b• , ...4ltug hv ,•,
ccue... , , and 1,1 ant,• ..i•
R Er. e, 11 .1;
thr ortglosal I,tlA. t.I )outh.'
FtEv M. TIIACIIEIt. agt, Pst,
nothing Itke 14 , 1 p.: A.
RE% U I' Nll•l4l..t“un. Non 1.. E NI,
and that Anoth, .4 my taunt). ha. st•.ato
whmr• almost 1..1.1. - A,.
REV. J A NIES %DEM.:, Now V.wkT .....n , IIIWI, A.
REV. NV. PORTEU.N . , Saanwich,Conn I r Ino 10 1110 , 1
tariguine expectation...Ai .
REV. J F GRISWOLD, - It 10
efiltWitni• I no: tho
REV. li. SP I/
RATT.l.....l.urgh. i'.•ntn. •'\l: 'an
and do rtns.rfull, If
REV JN. Charl , -,..wn. S•1111h i'Ar..llne. • The
whits hair tic. h0....nw inted.' A.
REV. AMOS 111.1 NCIIA RD, NDruirn. N 11. -IV.• think
very highly of your prrjoaration:' do.
RF.V 11 C. SMITII. Prattsttrgli, N. Y waa gurprised
to rani my hair torn as when I erm young," .kr.
REV. C. II CLINE, Lewiatott,Dentoyhania , - It has atop.
air hair falling and catra.ll a new go,wth
RE% . A. ERIN IC.Clattnnquovounty, Now York 11111+.•
ialied and rtconamend Of'
REV. D. MORRIS, Craws River, New York. "It is the 1... at
prevanoion ottant."
RE% . IS ILLIAM CUTTER, Editor Motlivr, Maganne, Now
York., ••Itncntanirnda It '•
t..,W0 might swell this list. brit If not court:l,4.llsllT
•
,
e..1. - ,rt prerarntiono to Enrol, even. mid th...
are super...fling all other. there in. well as in the Untied
does t nr stain 5...1d all the prlt. hole.
.*le and retail merchant. in the L'int....l State, Cola or OM.
Ada.
DEPOT, 355 BROOME STREET, N. V
Wlicre Warms all letters add Intpttrir.
lIES....SoIue dottier, try to .It article, itedend
which they mnkeinore profit. Write to Depn for cireul,r,
terms. and informetiou. fdenninei. eigned, Mrf .S. A. Anon,
written in ink. Beware of counterfeit,. neiolawdineF
Itlghly Important In Heellfor., Llgnor
Merchant. and Vhole.ale (Iroeer..
DR. FEUCIITWANG ER' S,
naverivs,to f . roduee stet ,Von.n.er Valve Every Desired
Liquor.
rrIIE UNDERSIGN ED HAS LATELY
made grmt in:lnn...en...As in this branch of loolovew
The flavorings are put up in packager of 5, lo and 40 t
end regain. but Ole addition of Pure Spirit, either Int or
4th proof, and Liquor.. emit lo Cllgllll , . either .I..rt, 4.r p.n.
ilollnnd and Junale.. and St. Croix Rom. 51,
nongthela, Bourbon, 1.1.11 and Footoh Whldks, Apide, Pow I,
Cherry and Ravpierry Brandy, Port and 514.41.4ir0 14 44.4.4 will
be Instantly prteluo%l. It m.o.nr no shill. but an additaoh
of • good spirit, say 50 gallon% to each gallon of the , re.
npective Flavoring.
The beat Cognac Oil, gnaw, yellow and white, warranted
genuine, se low as any other importer In the United States
Erownell of every Liquor. F.:tract of COgni ,. . lit of which
pruallscee 310 gallons of Cognac.
Raw Whisky may, by Dr. F.'s age and body preparation
be Made smooth with lent a trifling expellee.
The price of Flavoring% are extremely moderate, and di.
ruction.. in full supplied by
DR. LEWIS FEECIITIT ANGER,
Chneirfond /imparter qf fh - ngt, &venal Oat and
Dapuerrentye and Pfiningraphic
No 113 M trout LANII. New Vona.
N. B.—Sole Agent forOodfevre rrlehrsted Cordial Rittere
andOin. ap27shterttna.a
earna
JOSEPH WHITE'S
Carriage Repo•ltory.
JOSEPH. WHITE NOW CARRY-
Iog on halftime In hie macho. .premines Vat*
(now lately enlarged.) between Pittsburgh and Law rence
Mlle, tear the Two Sills Run, tfalls Invitee the public
to inspect his Mock of CARRIAGE:I, 1117 GO And
he particularly Inform. gentimoro psrrhas.ra. that one
paireonly Le made. Fourteen year.' experience in the boob
nos, enables him toplace before his patrons the mote choice
. 01 /^xtimi of Eurtanax, which aomany years lost it has
been his particular dtpartinent to aelect from the ~1.101111
and most talented Eastern Manufacturers, The moven of
hi. new system is complete, the economy or his arrange
ments will *apply the beet and most fashionable manufactrp
nue at molotuto prices:
Unencumbered by those henry expense, which the mania
for decorating Hemet of Bruises, has heat.] upon the
prim Ciooda (owing te large rental Joseph White will
sell on rowdy money only. at much boa Man the moul
malts.
N. 11.—Carriagee repaired to the beet manner
. with aia
patch. fetodrf
Pttt•bar;h Coach Patton ,
M. L. STEPHENS,
BIGELOW a CO., thruway F- M. BIGELOW,
16a. 46 Diamond Alley near Wood SO4h
PITTSBURGH. PA.
IWOULD RESPECTFULLY AN
naanc• to the Carriage using community end
Public ill guard. that I hare One day purehmegl the enter
ed of my former partner. Mr. Minch and ITerry on the
bminem in all 11. breeches at the old stand. No. Stl Inammol
Alley. /ea changing the name of thle old .4 se, well estab
lished manufacturing ertabllahment, I users the pubtie no
effort shall be 'mating on my part to deans the Ramo high
ebaraelor so long enjoyed by my predemmesers ana emendates.
jatlyd M. L. 8/EMIR-MB.
JOHNSON, sacoputEn. it C o.,
anger of Belmont anAt Rebecca StrolL,
ALLEGIIIMY CITY.
NVOULD RESPECTFULLY IN
• form their Mende, and the public gen^
rally, that they are triannfectoring Gerriama Ihrouchea
Boebownre. kogatee.
an d and Cleo-iota in all their esti.
oto lailes of Utah and proportions.
All ordem will to assented with mitt regard to durability
and beauty of Repair@ will alto be attended to on
the mat remonable terms. 11/Lug in all their moth the
test Eastern Shaba, Poles and Wheel UWE they feel confi
dent that all who Error them with their patromtge will be
perfectly vatistled on trial of their weak. t
Estrchmers are requeited to gre Mem a call before por.
diming elsewhere. noStlyd
Commisown, &c.
IZU=It 5Z1C1....-....-JOIN L. L7321L--
JOEL & LEEICEI & CO.,
Noe. 24511 & 5144 Liberty si n Pitta burgh, Pa.
WHOLESALE GROCERS
LSD
C0 . 1.12.11.13810N PdIERCHAZITS,
" FLOUR AND BACON,
Tin Plate and Tinner's Stock.
. AND
PITTSBUROU MANUFACTURES
.1/11.11/
broALPIN & CO.,
(Late OC/. a Lamb, Mr-Albin A Co., Pittsburgh.)
GENERAL COMMISSION
AND
PorewAimma NEEFICIMATTTEI.
Lev** awl Washington A
WYANDOTTE can, KANSAS TERRITORY,
• JoospB &Lomb Co, sod Pthabargh Morchoots poor
• JyltdkorlyT
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING
NJ lIERCILONTS,tti. 20 Fiat Sant, 13t. tools, Mo.
atra *o
SaiiiiNtionzur a 00 1: 1 Jo 2 trorn.
10112274 SUVA'? A CO., Zoo 2 PUNT=
Will porchoo. to order, Hemp, Bacon, Groin, U.
Prompt attention alma to say mow of forwarding.
. .. . • . Jeitlydo
hEWIS EDGERTON, (Successors to D.
T. Mal." it lb.) tinaltaila Groan, Von tiding. k
nnd= Mariunts, and &Wert lb Inn, Nall., Cant
bpurgh, Caton Varns,uts. Az. Mo. 101 Wad amt. Pitt.
b, re2.lply
t :4' 1 . . 1 t 14 1
.8. ,KI a, (LATE OF TII
lino of Ebig ..111kowhowl,) CommloWou Merchant,
arol ,113 FIE Metal and No. T 6 WwWw Wed, bw
low litootoo;O: opl9
-- •
AA. HARDY; (SUCCESSOR•TO llAR
dyamiotOr...losismissice and Torwardirrg Mer
sass 4. Agent of elso IgsgWoo aad laglaaapolisgalloard. car
nor Maud Nary Plitabtret, PS- • .I.W.Td
EDWARD T. =CRAW, - ORNERAL
Onaratodork Mombasa, and Mgan!. Dealer la Moan
er:wag Tobacco, Laports4 aad Domeogo Cigars. ganir. to
ge..g0.2111 Marty saw, opposite thalweg of Wong, lintt&
• saidTay
Ear=
TOIIN IL -MELLOR, No. 81 WOOD ST.,
Detween - Dinniondland Poore. Greet , WA Agent
InrOHICKERING A BONS' Benton) PIANO PORTER MA
SON ♦ HAMLIN'S MOD MELODEONS and ORGAN
HARMONIUM% and Dealdrr In Mute and ModeslOaerb.
&BRO., No. 52 FIFTH
. 4.ll..tErafthOlatcloug.,Sololgent for MINNS
. our Itorkyanril Wald and Mow.
PIANOS, and ARHARS 411. NSEDIIAM'S genuine MELO
. molts and in(l/15 11AVONIIIMEI, Dealen in Made and
Modealbutraments. , • • fes
nimuyrnt BLIIM:14 MANUFACTUX
ILI - ER and Deakin' Plano /maw, and 'Lopata ni Mole
and lltudoW Inainunents.. Sold Agana for a* ROM=
PLAXoB,alao in• .DAVIS .1k 00.1 Sadao Mow,
with and wit/Root Bolan Attardanent. 118 Wood Wont.
Wheat, R ye and Corn Wanted,
AT Wilt
PEARL , SPEA.M. RILL.
AILLEX6II.I32IIf . -
'PRE SUBSCRIBERS RAVE TAKEN the
J. above establteh . miocahrl are =id to
neatag a • - • -
•
'mete. Westin at tee eletore he offer Aire Prices
to . soy thole* lota of Whit enßed Where. They blend to
makenr• imperil* Faiillylloar, soda* wil li ng le pay a
fl 4k - a j -Ihrs,o, to the elope of an extra Nicer, to
'OrillaMato raise It chutes vuelty of idlest, sea to betas
• Jyltatod it.:T..IfENNYDIE St
Ltlipp{_, r , r./ 101 5 111,6 _
IthVING just returned to' town, Monsieur
ALPHDPIX Dellf SlC,'Pri~fit the tintrefelty and
the thlbhokistehde to roma Winced' Gann ,rt.
for hasetzt*fliTeurth Weft.
1111.01ttr8.-100 lba oh hand and for
alygr " apll 'R. 1.. iramaxeronittinik.
PITTSBURGH, SATURDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER Di, 1857.
NEW YORK. ADVERTISEMENTS
Fr , S4'111:1.1. • II N
Tillt.
•
trk...• (•. , ,r"s
5.1.1 1.1 l.r 1 , 41. I
Matches, 10,000 Gross
ATATCIM•4. \l.l \
131_ VEIL-. I t
1)1.1S ,, HO: - 1.. .k. •
v , 1 tk : A_ ..r I.t , A V,
m
• b., I
A 1.1-1,1
The thenpc.,ll nn4 Bent Pump , .
TN T AVIIRI.I..1.11:1;!. : -. .1.11.11)1 . 1! - 4 , IN
Hof.sl 111\ 11, 1..
‘l.l. %••
1-1,.•.•• 1% 1 .0.
1.1.:A"1'1 f 1.:12,1.
Artificial Flower%
Fancy Orltament• and I.nre Trtmvatlngs
for Boolitetw.
The ....tattseriller,hme a large Maaluflart.lry in
and In New orL lull rely detatLd la the
inantiE,Lu, et the aL.efe Lind .1 whela Thu 101 l
aLr.ek embra,inc man, Llusueimd , d a In. .1 Female. and
Liaaver. he material or manniaranlang then, 1,11.0
are olier..l at wh..1.,:a1e n.lr.their W.I. 00..11,
LLESIIO. at
11,a10 . 6%11 1' " 11 C...
No tam. lirtaulat av New Ir•qk
House
['[(ll I'l' )'l' AV 14: L 1
INIPOITF:ItS and Jobbers el Cutlery, Feu
olt.r., Tont Ir3y.. hr“ Tam-,l nevi E1.t3tp.11,1
AV,L,..rrouch W4r.. ry
OW MO, 1 . 1m1.1,, , 1 Unti.,41.1.. N .f
DPAD IN. larlufacturer Nrw at,.l ru
',lb.!, I - I It ITI la:
Illwar3l,lo,tql 4PPI,t,R
PAToN.
Modern Style of School Furniture
•FAI.7URED anti 1r sal. I.v N.
ITI JoIINSoN, No .00
I,cl.lroe.ounni . it 41,1
t.dmiappli,anoe b
a 0,..
LIGOTE, NEWTON
A i r ANT F.koll: It E Itti 111.• I;:it,nt A rel)
Av, tn,l Hank t• &lid.. full
nht piti it,. I a •114.716/1 ti it heor
r hi.t t• . • -tin in•
Irian the tow, al i its., .1 iiilllll 1 iiid
....ery Us, Ix Iwo broiighl in riinilictit aim w ith rii
et, sirrinium I,teiii
Arch I% r•-• 4 Plank_ w litch 0 1 ,1,1
guarlintoi, .1.1 1 / l illl.l 111 /1111. opt mti •dlirr tar
4trutliedt their in all part,. -I
al, vont., I. a *ll/.9eit'ilt 1.1,,
A lit tii Clerollll.ll. Mll.l 11,. 4•10.
6 roars
T.l AGALEY, 12 S It .1, E S. CO I .
ji lir. N IS awl WA.AI t,
ir_r AIVO It II IMO. 8 BItOIVN LEE.
lir...rra, ,tuhl rtaiwytfull, tactic. thr At. ai Lon
publa L , Own of Wm., Ilrxrahaa, Laiuota,
rigor Fruit. and Fll/111) h . Eats, 11,.. 041.,.
Ca,aerana.tst .1. A 40., ....vary 1.11. v-k faa,
;U 4 , m{vrlal llla Ll°. a.l ‘ , " • trat
laa.l Uta. Ohl ot %Via, N1n.1.4a .1.. elatl awl
Champai,p) .1... I na - Rya 116,4,, I rajaa - trA
Oarman llawarat
Ilia Ala... a•aala u..,,baher with a .n. , r,
Uwd, vativna•ty for ~aaL, wholtaale tatail
lha Papal, Tan Ston
at
ljacarr of 11a• DL111,13.1 and Nun f ON, tn IMy
" • '
VI EIS 4,- BERGER, GROCERS AND
AN Deal., Ell &won, !Art, Vb.r. Ch....., lir...ttns. Sr .
.u1h.W...1 corn, ,uutliti..l.l an.' :+n-...b.1 mr...... I'M,
burgh.
..-4.lyd
A'
"KANDER KING, IV IIi..)LESA LE
liroc..r awl luiporter of SALA Avih. No . 17:1 Lib., Fs
t., Pittabur4h. PA. *pi I yd•
c.A r
M. AIITCIIELTIIRE) JR.. & BRO..
IThukank6n....., It....taph., It.iille, alul Wk...
au.l 1.1.0.3 r ile.h.nts No. '.119 LJl..rty •u^..l, l'ltt.but...b.
Ju24
JONES& COOLEY, WIIOLELAL}: ORO
RUA Mat Partashr, dealer. In Prodne. and
Pittatatrgla Manufactureat, N 0.141 Water 4treet, near Cherry
Alley. Pittsburgh, Pa. 1113,),
3011, n tell,olloll
......
QIIRIVER 1)1LWOILTII, IVILoI.ESALE
on„,-,, 110 awl 112 S4snstr.l street ,Is.l oreett VissA
usl .twattsfleld- fit,bur.h
A ell BE It TsoN, wl liA. ESA LE
GracnraMCommbed, , rl Met. ham, Dmier ITt ProlitlN
and Ptttglnarxtl Manufactured A rtitlk., 19 IJhrrt7 etre , t,
Pittaburgb.
- - _
. .
JOHN ...... rt.." . SUM. MOM.
TOIIN FLOYD S CO., WHOLESALE
anxers awl Oriumbweion Mel - aunt, so. 1:3 W.x.l anal
Ilherty atrort, Pittobargh.
JOHN .Arc JoHN .1111,00 L
WATT & WILSON, WHOLESALE ORO
CBKI4, lu , mmbown Wrz.hant• haul Drn6r. In Pro
dna and Pittabargh ManutacutreA, Vol 141‘erty
littabtirigh. ju2s
..... - ..... . ............ DIC.T.
ISAIAti DICKEY & CO.. WHOLESALE
Oreannu Coutoilasion Nlerebants.an4 Dealers in Produce,
he. BO Water street, and 63 Froot grout, Pittsburgh.
(L of the arm Robison. Little
LITTLE & CO., WHOLESALE ORO-
Ta CCM Pnicluon and Curtinsission blorchunts. and
Dodders In Pittsburgh blauufactnros, bro. 112 Second stroll,
Pittsburgh. jaltbrb3
WV. IIIeCITILIMOI..-- Mlare].
WM. MeCUTCHEON A. CO., WHOLE
SALE Droner., Produce and Conansinsion Mosehanta
and Deaden t Pittsburgh Manufactured Article., No. 219
Liberty Iltiltra, corner of Irvin, Pttastargh, Pa. my]
7088 111.1.1. .1 J. MC CHAS. 111121.:
A TWELL, LEE A, CO., WHOLESALE
Omen, Produce and Conunimipu Merchants, and
Dealer. in PiUsburgh klanufacturea, No. 8 Wood street. be
twoon Wiger and Front st., Pittaburgh. apt.
MIT. DAWSON, 5akt.9.1091.09
- -
ROBISON k CO., WIIOLE,SALE
R. Groan. Commission Merchants, and Nudely in 011
kinds of Provisions, Prcsittos and Pittsburgh Maindhotursa,
No. 255 labortystrent, Pittsburgh. 1.1917 d .
ROBERT H. KINO, WHOLESALE ORO,
CEE, Commission Umtata, and Deakc - ia Fsatheri;
Fish, Flour, and all kinds of Country Produce, No. 211 Lib
arty Street, mortis of Piet., Pittsburgh,. Pa. Liberal ad.
raneessnedsion consignments. Jsklyd
•• ••..
ROBERT DALZELL k CO., WIIOIIE
SALM 011.1,8 COOlOlO4OO Farm. h etr;.
chants mul Ditalergto Protium suid Pittatnargh Itanufatitmus,
No. 2.51 Murry street, Pittsburgh. P. my 2
43ooltor11era, Scr
C. COCHRANE, (SUCCESSOR TO
E
Sadler,) Whigehale and [WWI &War in llookc
Stationary and Paper Ilangingt, Federal erred, 6th door S.
C. of Efarkat Spars, Allegheny, Pc
JOUN S. DAVISON, BOOKSELLER AND
Stationer SINXIIIION to Davison A Agnew, No. 63 blarket
amt. near F ourth, Pittsburgh. Pa.. •
"TAY &CO., BOOKSELLERS ANDWFA:
TIONERS, No. 63 Wood street, next door to the
ner of Third, Pltteborgh, Pa School and Wm Bookeatn
etantly on hand. .
T L. READ, BOOKSELLER AND STA
") . 'STONER, No. Tfl FOUlth R., Apollo Buildings.
HUNT M E BOOIfaiLLF,R
Rod StatlOner, Moooolo NAIL Fifth otroet. .
li)gsicians
DR. R. T. FORD HUH continues his now
VEGETABLE PRACTICE. 111. office., West end
Penneybratila Avenue, (Fourth Street Road,) Neat and o
Diamond street, Pittsburgh, Pe.
Ills unlimited mance. in Acute and Chronic Diemen cad
not to equaled In any of the medical practice of the prawn
day. mrlgalikwlyr:
at Dr. Boalth's,oonler Fifth and gmilltrielol streeteota
• ONDAYB, WEDNIIPDA VS and EIATUILDAYB, from 10 to
•
1 ind Ito o'clock.
girlies:Mena" on the Brownsville Bond. Janlyd•
JOS. P. 04331131, N. D /MIMI FLDDIDID N. D.
DOCTORS OAZZAM & FLEMIi4O.
Office Ho. 4 Rath etreet, PlOmbergh, Pte. re..teale
Etat !Watt %tombs
-- ----
Anld an i r KELY & RIOIiEY, REAL ESTATE
.11rokors, corner a, Selumth and V trtithileld drools,
It, Pa. Forma, Ilonata, Lots, MIDI, Furnace/. an,
Likpaddit and aoht on conimienon. Land Warrants BIM,
Bannand Not [keynoted. Especial. attention giro to
aubdlrlding Parma and disposing of than Terms reusonae
Ma se W.e.darrS
- .
......_____
WILLIAM WARD,. ..:__. .•
DEALER IN PROMISSORY • NOTES,
Bonds, Mortgagerandall seenritles tbr money.
Pennon can procure loans through lug Agency. on Mason'
at& tonna
Thaw wishing to Invent their money to good adrantligei
nen storey. and tint and ...rid clam paper at my officio, for
sale.
AU communlattlantrzad Interview" strktly eopedetalal
Mee GRANT STREET, oppoete Bt: Pewthi (I,thedral.
Jelultf
CFORGE' W. BUNN REALEST ATE
T-sad Iretorsace Agora, attou4r . to buying .0 . sating
lima EOMe of over , deeniption, sad to Amity bull:tem
poastly. /aro, to hunting property ft,* loos ut &nt,*
by Lim for good, reliable Phlleoielphk Companies. Mtge..
rerronable.
gla-0999 West Ale of Federal avast, necrnsd. lorit inlrh
•f the North Commons, Allegheny City. . sep9
A USTIN LOOMIS & CO., DEALERS IN
IL Premiss., Now; Bowls, Mortgages sad all &curt.
ties for Money. •
Honey loan el on Checks at short dates, with con,apat
secP u e r r i s tN a O w M
eol c A h i N g D h .6 DR 211 AaMn D O oc W om D?
dAatND SoOL Das.
tram Sof d cpitalis an be h Doomed withco owr sec e u
abe
asnommen/irWON.
Aistriattswd ro.the dels,fieutiog
sad bruin of Baal bast. .
ANDoflice No. 92 Pai 1b West, aboretWawd,• '
AINDADATIN.LOOXID,Notsry Poblkr.; wit 4
DfeLAIN & SON, Real Estate Agents
JJs and tau Itrokenylio. *834 Poortb
ECE:=C=3
. • • -,12, _,
= :
= • - •
lEEE
• laanufarturcrs
WELLS, RIDDLE & CO.,
Pitt,iolrgit, Pa., ✓
Or
W II I I'S, 1 . 11.1 N t - ,S AND SIVITCIIES
r• It. ut Iht trud••.%l33 pr.mti 41,4,
J. 6. H. (4 EItAV IG,
•
• ,
LOPE-S ANI) TwINE ,
Or•ty.
Ti \ E A I.NV AN liN 11.1N11 .1. FULL
•„„ ; .,,i, A I Mod II aj vf Hoix, 11.1 C. , r1,4,
l't .1. , t W I. Kr..., C , ..11..n 3101 Fin% Srom. rap,.
%% I,lle ihnt 5t..g0,,A11.1
ntr.,l
A. I I 11 4 :N )It(i.l.
A Ilrghert y 3 . . P.
F.T • IT it A. ST.II. 13. nititiliti•lurer, ..f
i• ...•ttl Garden I b.,.
WILLIAM lIARNFIILL S.
1,4. E .)w 3larlourv, 'a.
4,ITE.k 8011 EE NEiii.E ' EIS ,\VII SH EFT
.t. Ni..of...cion, of
it I
: r.l
,
••11, .11.1 Vl.lll, IT , •tt.. done 11”. 4-1
All pr , ompll) rstt..u.l,•d
Penn Cotton 3111/... ITMOsburgli.
ENNEOY,CIii LOS N. CO., MAS}'FAC
TI
A A.. I
•
, pr M ....to,. And 11.A.1..A.
GAA.t. mt.:
.101 and v.I, Cord
•• Ail .171. awl .I..Acripllon,
bY••r l
r• n 11,,,lwarn At.,r.
k 111 -tr....1. will I.
JAMES IRWIN, •
31 kN 1 I .1 1_ T II I: It ,t
le FT I I Sulphuric Anid;
5w....1 Nit,';Nlldr
11. , 111.111, a Mitrivi. A. id:
A.v.A Ansitiont.t. FIT; N 1 roam
.vt 1, Nalritiosn, no
11. M. WAILREN dir.. CO.,
M \ I!.41'1:1 :1:1:.1 AND DEALERS IN
Ai r AKREN'S 13IPROVED FIRE ANII
V W,t, m
Copo.ltio n ero.l ll..Pting M..
Plfth
DANIEL BENNEtT,
HER OF FANCY COLOR
ED I r qt.t Ware,
•
,• slannfirl,3, c. 0., of Waylit.gt
r.tri k hr. •,tt,...t, Itirnio.gtmm,
:no 1• , ,11% •
TAB ER, PIPESTREET,
•OseiLLATIN4: STEAM EN.GINEs,
li I t. It I AN! , .11/L./. WORKs.
Salem, Ctlllilalliattia CatilltY, 0.
V7T MINI A N osci L.
LATINO 1- 1 .11111/, , .1 verior wcatalmolop.
.111 v on haatl It .1 ran.l• to onto., with 11, 211. e.
tot H ..orm, atilt r•nw , .~w
JadAon'• ISlderuttoi
304 AKolt• for 111111taim. 11 Co 1 . %whim.,
Took. Tonal, aaLl Ek/rtor, ear.. y .1,
tO Order,
Yli•.L.
.3.010 , IP 1.1X1010"
Union Foundry,
MITCIII,II.L., lIERRON A. CO.
WcoNTINUE.MIE BUSINESS OF
ch. t Fmandr,. nt tho obi •talul t 4 I.kINNUCK.
MIT1'111:11. & 1,4
MMiMIE3==I
riIIZEZZII=I
• •
MANTLE A KITCHEN IinATES,
Hollow lila'', Wagon Bo o, Dog Inns,
SAL. IRI IN TEA kerri.Es. Ni. lirS , 1/pL o 1•• if N'TS,
Mill and M..lsinorr Cw.tings 4ienerally,
A t..t I .SW/4 WAiEtt rlrra of all mze.;
!RON ANT , NATL.' , OP TIM grAT MI .v ms
Stmvels, Bpadm, Plcka, &c,
All ,T 1.1/1:11 w w 1.. ~ad al Inanufiketilmni
I y
WILLIAM TATS,
DI.C.NIBER ANL) GAS FITTER, No. 10
arvet. to,r L1.nr,411 , / 1 . 0 . 1111 attoxl,
.h.or to iMr INtrklnsou, UNc. , •n.I .1 near
Lar.k /1.11,1,ny
Qt &,,y ~ r Fitting. Lar Walrr, tla.. and
Pt•tuval.t(
- - • - -
Enownotlc Tile Finer,
For elsnrcb, Vrasultule.. u.l !One,.
ALFRED ENGLAND. Sole Agent.
VIVO! THE ORIGINAL PATENTEES,
M 0.,. Mint.. s Co. Londn. nvul lio*rs. Millar A
N. Yort. 4w l'attaboarr,6 and [1.0144mt
etyto.. Mims, Denveints
and NT , L. 2 Fount. otrvet..ea 1.16.
erly i 4as) mr1.11,.1
insurance agents
H
•
C. ULNIA & CO., Genetul himurance
. A , .141 Itrot,re. N 4 Fourth
ilttsburgh, 4t,
TU H
E& CAFF r-
EE Agents Neptune Insu
A—sumo C., Lay... hall , W.Alstreol.
D FINNEY, A ie'ot Eurelui trutUraeneCo.,
1.11,. No 9 Wat...r...t.
AA. CARRIER, SECItETA RT
rettasylvanln lulunant'• Llanlyauy of Ilitatrargh,
Jour, euibine. rrurtla •trwel.
SA3IITEL L. MAIiSLIELL, Seeret.iiriditi
,,,,ritiolraocrtkagokay. W Wpo.r .troet.
F. M. 136IttiON. Secretary
tan. nrcoryany, vl Wat. street
T GARDINER COFFIN, Agent for Frank
e) tin Fire Intutame Comr tJ, Nortb-rast n,rnerW of
tuvl Thlnl
A. MADEIRA, Agent for Delaware
P. Metes' I usnre.nee Ct.. 42 Warr street.
rrti[o.S. GRAHAM. Agent Howard Incur
WaterOnal ma yend startntrea InsursorsOomploy,
corner stet Market streets. - - -
TI►oJ. - iftNtiit, Agent Fanners' and
%I...shanks' Insurance (Is, SO Water street.
_TOSIMA ROlflICiSOI;i, Agent Continental
losarsoreOs, 24 Fair 142. L
AllOll W. POINDEXTER, Agent Great West
ern Imams. 0e.,97 Froet Otte& '
ttpOoloterp.
'Wall Paper Wareholse.
-virAVI . Elt P. MARSHALL S Cajal
portents.; Dealers, Wood stmt, beteseereole
sin/eland Diamond Alley where may be geed au extensive
samelnond armory description of Pap, Ihnstne, for Par
!OM Halls. Dieing Dooms and aiantberi •Lnk, Window
Madre, la great variety at lowest priced to plenary &alas:
edS WALTER P. HARSUALI...k CO.
11.11111.115.
EEDMUNDSON Npw. 90 and 98
. Third street, near Wood, Manuracturersand.Dealers
In WALT. PAPER,
CURTAIN GOODS,
ORNAME.I . I= I 7IO p . coRDs,
PATENT SPIRAL RPM() WCMIATTMRP-WEADe..S.
Would solicit the aneution of (=reassert to theft large
and varied stork. apMesod
1" SEIBERT,' P R ACT IC AL UPTIOLSTCRER,
0 • No. 100 Third ,Sberr, IMIOI.. 0,
)Isaularturer and d•sler in CURTAINS, CORNICE,
RA?iDS,SRADVIand LILT ILLATTRARMLOOMFORTS,
CUSILIONE, do. PerUeula attention Feld to Rtaunhost
work. Carpets titled and laid to order. mrlttly4
urniture
JO/1111 R. r0mm........"..n0a. R 10010
T. B. TOVNO -CO.,
11143101.011:1112 1 5 07
FURNITURE AND CRAMS
Of Every Description.
FACTORY—Fa:ma St,baneeri tflate :mil Alma. Aseniu:
• •
. Warehouse—Noz. 38 1440 Smithfield - 81 i
:STEAMBOAT CABIN FURNITUR-We
kJ Ars colutantly msooffettviog STRAMILLOAT OABIN
ruforrruae ud CII.Allk% i d [mil* U e nttenttoa of
Ulnae Intnreded lo rumbhing boat..
saCkdkwfi . YOU!W
C. CO.,
MANUFACTURERS :OF FURNITURE
and CHAIRS ...revery minty and my* h Romicood,.
Mahogany and Walnut, indiabla the parlors, chamber. and
dining rooms, equal to any cob (band In IheXamern cJMny
and at loner pekes. Every artkle Dada by bunt and. wan
maned.
ailf-Hotala and fitaamboota tarnished at. short =MM..
Warorooms, cornet Pen and Way.. atn, Pittaliirgh. ,
denultnlyB
•
-7- X.A.NEMIA r NP:W I SO - —7.-- •
oAß.rif42 runylrcrasiiAlarPACTUltEß
N 0... 97 fr., 99 Third,St.,. Pittsburgh.
Tly. W. RESPRMULLY INFORMS
ty fri„,,da an d .W bmen , that be naming conintlked
hie .to di or rand tureorhich blik 4 d. ll 7th.b.g.t mitiret .
ever oinund formumn wacky. Aa he kdeterml. droo p p .
bold hie Mork, with n a named materials beat inulunanship
and unwed derignig and front the extentnyble onto., and
facility In manothrtiming, ha enabled to modure warrant
at VIIRNITIMIS at the lowest peke.
He keeps always on hat& the lteeldeqt variety: of every
dewription of furniture, from the elumpeat aed Dlidnett, to
the most elegant utd codly.•that ,
may ho (unkind room his atock,or.matingklumn anpromly
to order.
„ .
NEW MOURNING GOODS
OP ETNItY VARIETY,;
JUST. RBOSITID - AT : T lll2
Hemming aaA.ll?li.iiio.Parnisbing
T 0 Xt. -
ance - a ixT ; Eit, r?le tt
rtAIR BRUSHES.—I have just- - rec - eived7s,
k'lary and fine assortmont of Hair Druslem. Alio a
Wire asaortment of Tooth .Hrobea::- Thaw wishing- any
tine .houid plt os4Vi s4* " h,"°*. " 4 "'
Pncei I; JOC HUM,
• " Cor.Dlainona andliarkst
JJ. WOODS' PEARL STARCH cans Pin
•ly on bead and Ada b , 1100 mdinallo& TAW*
ee may be nand that Ulf sweatier Minh will ha [wind
'equal to any erthe wwwwW , ilk*" ." rku ` k
ker 'making delicate Maw Malice, Paddlat, or Case
Ea PF/iculd , td OWVIT'd
•"" coiner Tind dad ldirryetliwte.i.
IRON CI AN .OEUEOKBOOKS, , gr
..1. ILWAVll*cor.llll4uirgt amyl ma
.littabur<<h Q' l tttc.
PUBLISIIM , DAILY AND WEEKLY By
S R. I 3D 3D CO_
44 - rirEP 111 r , .•
gterllF 1 , 11" KL I , 1;.1/ETLF
NI, On. •t. - yra, Urn, X, r fere{
"tins pqi,r—nualny it Mr twit ro, (4,
Ws,
TERMS:
Donal, uzinutp. paylltio• it 11.1,•nro, or
EF.I( 11.171 i, 7., am... pa 3
11111 • Lr.. 1.11 “n I,llovriug 1,1114:
SPUI • . •• 4.
1 , 1. 1
t, pero,ll gettir. the , 1111, fro..
al I I / l a
al:
no ~,.
Rater or Advertining
. . .11/ 00
nitt.• at I.l.•mattre. per annitirt
414-Idverti..lttent with Ott.
FOR GoVERN,OIt,
Fon CA NA I. (71 Al MISSION ER,
me .11.1.11 L ., 61 , 11tENR , OCIIT,
J , ltl:i'll .1 1.1:W18, a [looter
DANIEL NE() LEY, Cnllin• ty.
TIIuMAs K I DDOO. Snowden tp.
J. D. DA K Ohio
NICIIoLAS VOEGIITLY, Jo., Allegheny
J. II EID N FOSTER, Pitinhurgh.
GABRIEL ADAMS, 1.4...ur St. Cl.ir
Rryinter,
CURTIS, of Ohio townehip.
nernrd„,
NATIIANIF:L PATTERSON,uf Dim,/Ingham
Tre•ssur,-,
Jf , ll.)r .1. Al o.f Verauillcs tp
WILLIAM N. B RC II Fl ELD, Pevhles
A. H. STEVENSON, of Lower St. Clair
Cierk four'.,
THOMAS A. ROM' LEY, of Piltaburgh.
Itf
J. M..1:INN1:1" ,N . IWGRAss, o r Muffin
PiwtaDEN47, Sept. 23. —The Witrwirk Honk
has resTridi , il payment Tire hanks generally
a , e morig in getter leentieert, and ore disposed
in help rich other and their ovlvetti dealers.
110.+TuN, Sept Smith, paper
manuhivit mere at Lee, NinS, , have suspended.
Tue well- known Trust Company building.
southwest e.triter of Third and Main streets, has
been sold nt priente "ale to the Merchants' Bank
of I'les-eland, at $125,000. The Trust Company
wax indehted to the Nierelvants' Bank in a sum
greater than that at which the building was va
lued. The balance ..1 indebtedness has been
hiptidatdd by the tranttfer of other real estate,
so that all legal prueeedings commenced by the
Cleveland Raul have beta withdraw-Lt.-I'in.
Tar. I ,y,
I 1 is under,toial t linf I'. Swift of this city
has made un asiogunient hi George C. Ta!lingo.
NI, Swift's hn•ineas her.• is large and probable.
111$ lOSECN Ill; 0 be.•n in the firm of W. I'. Swift
:t Co (Jame., 1:. Dahlia., a heavy grain house
at Chicago.
Iterron Brothers, private Bankers,
lowa, bare suspended. The Dubuque
To, ,v 4 :
Re ar; 'confidently assured that their liabili
ties are principally doe in the East, and that
their as-etc nre nearly dnoble all their liabili
ties. They owe bat little to dersitors, proba
bly not as tnu , h at the over-drawn drafts which
they have honored_
Tar. City Banks arc free from trouble among
themeelves, and are generally discounting the
full measure of their receipt! to regular dealers.
There is a considerable number of country bank
ers in the city, from the interior of this State
and New England, looking after their accounts
and seeking relief in the way of discounts. They
regard the accumulation of five Millions of specie
at this point sines the pressure set in, moat of it
drawn from the interior, as authorlxing a liberal
policy on the part of the City Banks, as much
tar the interest of their immediate dealers de
pendent on collections and the prompt movement
of produce to meettheir Fall payments, as for
the convenience of the country Banks, who have
been made poor to strengthen the city, without
as yet 'teeing the practical evidencea of improve
ment here. It is not our province to judge be
tween the parties, but it is certainly a public in
terest that all the solvent. country Banks, par
ticularly in our own State, should be as liUle
embarrassed an practicable at this important
unison of the year.—N. 7imu.
Tint money market is in the tame feverish
condition that it has been for a fortnight. We
had yesterday and the day before three or four
failures of very considerable houses. A good
deal of excitement among bueinesa men was the
consequence. The actual occurrences of the
times are enough to cause this, but these are
greatly aggravated by the idle reports of gossips,
who start and. repeat reports of failures, having
no foundation whatever in truth. Credit is a
very tender plant, and of slow growth. The
best, and the culture of years, may he destroyed
at such times as these in an honi,and by on idle
word. One of the houses that stopped puler=
day has suffered from unfounded reports of
failure, started several times within as many
weeks.
...)oulm a. ■vaun
War SPAIN SVAPZNIICLI 1108131.1T1C1 WITH
!Mexico.—The Paris correspondent of the Lon
don Timm, speaking of the suspension of all
hostile proceedings by Mexico against Spain,
Says it was done through .the intervention of
Prance and England, which powers threatened
to leave Spain to the comet:let:tees of her precip
itation;that one of these consequences was the
great danger of the United States interfering in
behalf of Mexico, and endangering Cuba. -lie
Bays Spaints plan-tae to light up civil war In
Mexico, and to reinstate Santa Anna in the
Presidential chair. Communications had been
opened with him, and agents of his had arrived
at Madrid. in the background, and contingent
on many cireumitancee, was St . plan mooted and
discussed in Spain, of converting Monica into a
monarchy, with a Spanish Bourbon 'on the
throne. Such& scheme as this, the writer adds,
could it be realized, would be the commence
ment of a civil war, and would probably have
the effect of throwing Mexico into the arms of
the United States. Quite probable! Spain has
shown her wisdom In letting Mexico alone.
There is no guarantee she could get from Franco
and England which would have saved Cuba, in
the event of a war between her and Mexico.
TOUT
.Tunninut BOrcHLlty IN bllniNA.—The EIII/15-
rine ./ °urea/ has the particulars of a terrible
affair that happened near that place. It says :
"On - Thqraday .evening, at Francisco; a vil
lage on tile canal, in Gibson county, about 16
miles from this city, a party of young persons
were assembled for practice in singing. A
crowd of rowdies soon. gathered about the house
and began to make a disturbance to annoy or
break npthe singing party. The young men in
thehouse,.among • whom were two suns of Mr..
Perkins, the owner of a large flouring mill in
that village, with their brother-in-law, a Mr,
Cross, came to the doorstlither to drive away the
disturbers or persuade them to be quiet: A
fight ensued, in which ono of the young Perkin
sea was stabb e d and killed on the sp rit—the
other was stab cl 'between the shoulders end
hid his throat t, aid though living when the
messenger lift,. he was not expected tOservire.
Young Croin nisi also stabbed, and had his
tongue cut out by the murderous savages."
WINCONSIII VIIOILACIID.--Tho,fidilwaukle Sen
tinel eaYs the report of the investigating Com
mitteeshews that' while the late Dr. Percival,:
the Slate Geologist, was pinched ' with poverty,
and went to his grave in the belief that the State
had : degraded , him,, the late Governer . (Barstow)
had drawn, and hid in his possession a large
sum of money belonging to the former. Dr.
Percival died early in May - ,•11360; and the Com
thiltee_find, in their :own language;,...that,wm.
A. Barstow,. noting Governor,: had thew in his
possession isUrge amount of money belonging
to him, which in common justice,.ought to have
hew -..peill -neer t ...and • that. morn than night
Months after drawing from the Treasury !haled;
item 41374 istritmonr than aka months . after
ha had ceaaol to, be Governor of the State:, by.
the decision ef. Heide:met 'judicial tribune!, he
repaidit ' intOthe State Treasury (on the ;80th'
4.syorgelit!zab!6' lBs6 )'tli;' "atmt. l hF - $ l ; 7 fP
diwww,ettt OlN# l ,.' ,te/i..4nocinni. of Di;‘ ralAtore
100
in..t • 5 ohl
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MEMO
IIZEE=IZET!
VOLUME LXXI----NUMBER
Mr. Gldding• upon t he Pre .tdent'• Letter
Professor Silliman and forty-two otter die
tinguinhed anon of Connecticut recently address
ed a letter to President Buchanan, upon the sub
Ject of the difficulties in Kan-as.
Premising that the right of the people to en
act Their own laws and elect their own officers
constitute, a fundamental principle in our gov
ernment. they delicately and appropriately ex
pressed their grief that the President, through
GoVern, Walker, should now employ the artily
of the United States to compel the people of
Kansas to obey law. mulcted by residents of
Missotri. and to respect Territorial officers in
whose election they tad no voice.
Tv these charges Mr. Buchanan was, front his
position, outlet no obligation to reply• yet he
appears to have been unpres..cd with a belief
that he could so answer se no render his guilt at
least detilotol in the Minds of the store unthink
ing portion of thecononutitty: and. after mature
deliberation, he rvphed,adraitting, if the charg
es be correct. his •name ..hog id 6 , ronvained n, 1,1-
,m." To this the whole country will respond
hearty :town.
But our wonder :mil astonishment is excited
when we resit the whole of Mr. Buchanan's air
slyer. and find that he taeitly and fully admits
every charge :tiet averment made agannit him
by Professor Stillman and his trowels. Ile does
not deny a single fact or averment advanced by
them Nor isiuld he s o , iti t th o s e fact s have
become mat era of resoni, and have al
ready passed into history. But, ailinittimr these
facts and charges, he attempts to justify his
conduct by saying, that when-he came into office
no President, he found the laws complained of
in force. the otlieere in the exii,reise of their
tuner onus, rind then urges that it was his duty to
continue that state of things.
In this assertion lie falsifies the whole history
of the Kansas ditheulty: The Free Slate men,
einnprising three-four:lli the population, hail
never ineknowledged nor obeyed those laws..—
They tint, withstood all attempts to enforce
them; and now, at this moment. Mr. Buchanan
is, by His officers and by the army, endeavoring
to enturce enactments of those hornier Ruffians,
which have ever Levu regarded and treated by
tine Free State men of Kansas as the enactment,
of foreign usurpers, without either moral or
legal force, and insulting to the self-respect of
American freemen.
But, suppose Mr. Pierce had, by the power of
the army, compelled the Free State men to obey
those laws, enacted by the Border Ruffians
of Missouri and the men appointed to office by
them, would that fart justify Mr. Buchanan in
committing the same outrage upon the fund
amental doctrine referred to by Professor SiM
utat'
Had this argument of Mr. Baal/Mall been ad
vanced by some pettifogging attorney. or tyro in
morals. or Par-room politician, we should have
regarded it no Unworn by of notice. But we arc
mortified at rending such an article from the pen
of President or the United States. Does
Mr. Buchanan, or do the lenders of his party,
suppose the people of the free States so ignor
ant as not to hold him, who sustains and en
forces these infamous laws of Kansas, and car
et, out the despotism and usurpation of the
Border Ruffians, guilty to the same extent, and
justly liable to the saute penalty, as (hose who
enacted them? Every intelligent citizen of Ohio
would say that the uteri who advised, aided, en
couraged, sustained, or sanctioned, the invasion
of Rations, is just as guilty as were those flatlet,'
era who, with force and antis, invaded the Tess
eitory, and seized upon its Govertisnent:
At the time of that invasion, Pierce, and
['ass, and Douglas, !coked on in silence, saw the
outrage, and (lien, assuming all the responsibil
ity of the invasion and usurpation, they took
upon themselves theinfamy whichattaches tothe
laws nod to those who enacted them, and open
ly attempted to justify nil these wrongs by
charging Northern men with having gone into
the Territory in great numbers to vote, and
thereby *serf, all improper influence in favor of
liberty and justice. Thus did they publicly and
shamelessly before the country admit the facts,
and then attempt to justify this forcible usurp-_
ation, this revolting despotism, by charging
others wilt intent to do wrong. In this subter
fuge, this miserable effort to waive responsibil
ity, Mr. Buchanan unifesi, approved the outraye,
and ran for the office of President upon the ex
press understanding and expectation that he
would pursue the same course, and carry out the
objects of the invaders and usurpers. All his
appointments in Kansas have been inade with
that object. His whole influence has been ex
erted for its attainment, and he now stanfis
before the world involved in all the moral died
political gbilt and crime of that invasion, and of
the enactment of those infamous laws, and stain
ed with all the-blood that has been shed to en
force them. But the President, assuming the
invasion of Kansas to bare been just., the infa
mous enactments of those Border Ruffians to
hove been legitimate and constitutional, and the
men appointed to office by them to be dulynu
thurized to rule the people of Kansas, pro
ceeds to denounce the Free' State men of that
Territory as rebels, insurectionists, and traitors,
in about as good set terms as tleorge HI and his
associates denounced Jefferson and Hancock
and Adams and their associates, far resisting
the Stamp Act and the minions whom he ap
pointed to office, and threatens to send an, army
to serve the Free State men of Kansas just as the
British King sent Lord Howe to serve the people
of New England.
We have in times past awarded in Mr. Bu
chanan talents far above those possessed by Mr.
Pierce: but it is certain that Pierce, nor any
other President of the United States, ever put
forth such shallow sophistry as that which char
acterizes the answer of Mr. Buchanan.
The President's whole defence rests simply
upon, the averment, which is untrue, that when
he entered office, the people of K 11111309 were
compelled to obey these nefarious enactments of
Border Ruffians, that they ' were compelled to
obey the officers who were appointed to rule
over them. Therefore it became his 'duty to
continue the outrage.
Be now uses the army of the Unitel States
as the despots of Europe use the Swiss guards ;
not to make them obey laws of their own en
actment, but to obey those 'dictated to them by
petty despots and usurpers 'from Missouri ; to
compel them to respect as officers men appoin=
led by slaveholders of Missouri to rule over
them. If they refuse, they aro to be shot 'and
bayoneted. Now, we candidly hope the Free
State men of Kansas will hurl defiance at such
despotism. Indeed they cannot submit to it
with honor.
At the same time, we trust that our editors
and statesmen will see that the truth be laid
before the people ; that this answer of Mr. Lu=.
chasten to charges of each unbhishing tyranny'
be stripped of its sophistry, and bo made to
stand before the country unveiled, and reeking
with the crimes *deli - he has already commit
ted, and which he threatens to commit, against
our government and against minkind. Let the
record of transpiring events be 'made tip truth,
fully. Let Mr. Buchanan and his party appear
on the page of history, and pass. dean to poi-,
terity in their true character. And let Repub
licanssee to it that they falter not, nor hesitate
to assume and mabitain'positions that will not
cause a blush upon cheeks ,of nurdesepad,
ants.
• F.OUR ASO WHEAT AT THE SOUTTL:—The
Charleston correspondent;ofthe,. :Memphis ;Bul
letiri writes: • .
. .
"It is estimated that the wheat crop of Telma
see, Georgia, North and South: Carolina; Will
amount to four and a half million lbushels, and
of this amount Charleston is likely to receive
250,000 barrels of flour and I,soo,oootiushelsof
wheat. For the last nine months there have
been exported to Spain from this city . 00,000
barrels of flour. There are now in Georgia and
Tennessee twenty largo merchant mills; wjth the
capacity of 200 barrels each per dayi. besides a
large number of smaller capacity. There are also
several large mills ln.North ands South Carolina,
and a greatantusy smaller ones, so that Charles
ton may now be ,termed a flea and. raing
Market.'
I:smears° IN 'Raill,4°6;
Paris correspondent: of the New York Courrifr
des Elate U.(,, - states that the Republic of Wm
Tell IS less tolerant of the disciples of ..alormon
ism than that. of Washington. A . number of
the followers of Brigbam,:koung the
latter part of August last, iepaired fo the lake
of Zurich to perform the ceremony of baptism,
were set upon by the inhabitants', Arinid.4lth.
stout cudgels, and pretty , roughly ; handlikli
the Melee that followed. The Mormon priest,"
it is stated, teeeived- .
quite a Severe drribbing.
Tim LATE asts.—lhii late gale proves toi
have done more dttnegelhan„ waiatlirst. sup
posed. We belie' not. yet' probably reeelvid the
entire list of vessels 'wrecked and damaged by
it, but so far se heard froto - the total -number
lost and dunned by.;thikkaiellitiOniits to 4 8, as
follows.-.-steameraships .4,,barks 9 !
schooners 22: • Totti . l . 48. " •
Panoassa.:--The the orrirn of .tha
Natiofill Demociatic GeinlAtle: otLouis' bas
changed' owners and changed its position
gard to white and.blsolselsibor. takes
,distinct ground: : faVor Of fret whits emir:ra
tios' to klisaMii,aadt ipiastt , the - 0101 poßcy:
Since thst.anntnineement :ef , ftbs, change • its
circulation hasu Ronn,Pf•!trift:' s c9-.:' W*4l'
working-
. .
Qteensr, prl . 4m,
peeti dnieleas of isooleti to prosper in the
est degree, !hi 'Other= - is hettlisiiiiitl,'tr?
whether one side of kds. teeit. Salm
other hipioilteid." .4botow vao
4W
•kowv---ww.i.,k4l:,44.:slVtAritW°4
Itlustral
MINN'
P NANO FQ,EtTE,..s,
ChiNcerin¢ & r3nmt
Granb anti ;innate iltano ;Worms
112,..0tr ;
!MA
J O II N P IT. 91 E L L I 1 li,
dl W0..1 Stroet, Im.twri•et Potnv , il,l Alley and Fourth Strtrot
3IELLUR, the P:telusive and
T Ank, r mxl'vr , ntnou, do. Gar thos•11. of CRICK•
MA NI, F,IRTES. borglo ra•tnra.
I,!• r..lL.tuk, t • tt,..
ond ha.
111 LAM.... du. that, Is, the Increas , ./
tlit•••••41,1,1,,1 11b.1 Fotte
I ,,,, tltly..rort,lat an exi.on....liovet
Two Hundred Thous:m(l Dctl!ars,
Ana et.upleti 10 C! '..rtut a. ,!t/111 eaclueieely for the
turtuufart their . they toil! he euabled
to Leap full euppl‘... In Pittsburgh. of all
lLe t.rietne truituttaCtu' .1 I.e ,eneo
Int. trona the most splendid
thwul,.l.solot I brand N rottee. nth. plain
Etrel h,x 1,1,4 Plano .1.11 nt robot tell I.eeedd in
al table
tli..Avrine A f l / 4 1114 have. twohilvr. rl.rl nt d•f
1 , -t.ltt n, And Atm,. Fntr,ollllllkot:, ' Netv York:n.o%l.
Sfvera.-eh Sliver Medals.
ntld the
Pane Nadal nt th. World's
Fmtr In Loud.. ISM.
the eharacter of the al..oTe Iwtrvmenta, thv subscrib
r Lx. the r.lrasure of rof.rring to aLoul
Fore' Hundred Faimiiier Pl , l4l,urgit
end volukt)„ who itay.• purcha....l 1.111 fun,. in ate Piano
ha 1... in.. nI,It •linuni.t. - tory. and nLm to the follow
1'm...4,d. ol loam, uhu have Chlekrring it Soar'
Nano gnt.,lnuse nt.l Unto Ovou their unqualified testi
. Pi their rnpeHority over .11 t.t.larr,
.70r,',1 R. Ikon:, Prlnry:o of Wosilingtoo remalt Semi
ISO. on. SI. R. Principal of the EdKeworth Female
Sonoroa3 S r oiLklel . I's. •
Mnittel R. Sh.stploy, Fusnale
S4-ntilotry, Ifirdrovill... Pa
.I..eph r. Tn. lur, Priucii.l of litownxwl Dope Aead
rms. Nvw
TI. Vi riot Frinoda Yoblif,tosrn, Pu
Pre(. S. W Allan" bouelr lila Academy for Young Ladies,
Ky
Mi... ',arab T1,Mp.4.13. Principal 0r Fem.!e larnin ' a77 at
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elkle/DEONS, ORGAN lIARMONIUNIS. GUITARS, PI
ANO 311,11 C AND )11:Sit:AL INSTRUMENTS OF ALL
KINDS—WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
- JOHN U. mELLon,
sA. A g ent for Chickering A Sou, Plt.burell end wan-
Pruu.ylvanin, et., between thutioud Alley and
Penh 0. 09:11/,
Judge for Yourself!
AO:kß9.—'l'he thee has come when our
1 , 10,. Are mlottolatttl ttl•lo to judge, for Il,etalett Sa.
I. !lie pointy .4 en, ache!. of met, hanks. oftered for sals.
Now, to be able to form n correct ad re/sable opinion as Jo
titerelutivetnerna of the .1111erent Pianos in the rearketell
is atisolutel3 0,1'500/7 to try them Stun kr erne. In this
yr ty ei en the most uncultivated ear can readily distlngnifit
between a got.' indifferent Instrument. tre Invite
the attention of porchamrs to our splendid Fall stock of
Plow, Fort., which we conscleritlouely Imitate to be the
but and most durobre imtruments made In this .etutry.—
Oro0111001•00100 00010111 the P/110005 of six the most renown
ed inaulacturers of the East, end we molicit a call from
throe intanuted for the porta,. of trying obd closely
paring ert,r or sum the different mattufaeares. Tait is
wily reliable tool. Ile do+ire 11101 0110 Planov *ball u rbestb
ter theamcliva." mot having, lit o ty uass, 111/110 to. to thew.-
islartion of the purchaser. we will give him a written and
binding ,p,arunt... teurra ramp the lostrxdurot for a number
et years. IVo conlideuti, fortieth. public hi roil etudjudge
fortherossfres. Dar prices are the mum as at the Eastern
niaufaet ever:. ithout addition of freight, risk, Pb.c
it. K LEDER A OHO., No. 43 Fifth street,
Sole Agents ter the unrivalled Plano/ of Nunn, ct Clark,
New York. and other, self/mod-Mad
A ALL STOCK OF PIAICOS— R if iI .
j flu onnert BLEW; No. 115 IVood et., 'AI
ilium above Filth at., h. Just reed - and now
often, for wile at !memoir and spacioue IVarerooms, the
lormatinvortment of PIANOS in the city. Piano@ from
the very 1.1 manufactories la the United State., including
the following makes
,JIALLET, DAVIS A CO., Domini, who received the that
prenaltun at the - Mass. Charitable 11johalo Aatrociatioth"
Jon. Chlehering, POOll., to competition with the best Amer.
Iron makes. as also with oChickertfig,"
ALBERT W. LADD k Clt. , Ikmon, received first, alms
Medal at Path. Eitiuvittim. being the highest Mite over
awarded by F.nnipe loan American Piano Forte.
wile K NABE it CO., Italtimene BAD SIIIARDTEIt A
llamberir. A. B. REICIIENBACIL Phila.; lIATNES
011.0 S, Now York: J. A C FIeGREIL New Yorlr, O. BLEIME,.,
Pittsburgh.
The above Net rument. have off the latest Improvemenii
and am of :every vortety of styla from atom In plain mat.
emotial Ronevrotel mere for SttYit to the moat elegant tinhav
for 1.1,0 i et No home it. the city am come In competittowfor.
the number, variety and celebrity of IL, hodrumente, nor
the extremely low prkee at which they are cold.
Leery Instrument aarnmtml •11/1 • VlTlttep guarantee
given. &Coed hand Plums it
CTlABgreat bargains from Vi 9 to.
elk . ITE BLIIIM
gettn No.llB Woodet., 2.41 door above Fifth et.
Jt fi ni fi o
of Germany, offer their iterriree
.Tearriers of the Plano to beginners as well .
we 00 LOOM advanced scholia.. . •
No. 139 Grant street between Fifth and Sixth streetx.
EMS=
FALL STOCK.
KLEBER & BRO
MTV,. Just received the Moat complete assortment of
NIINNS & CLAMPS:I - M YORE PIANOS, aver brought
to the Meet They are the most durable and perfectinstrie;
ructlt• made anywhere. mid Are Warrantnl the Fru.
rr.eite. They will be sold poaltimly at New York Factory
prices IL KLEBER k BRO.,
No. 63 him street, elan of the golden Buy.
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NOTICE—We have Plana; of oR the best makers of Ude
coantry, . that purchaser!. c.osespare *adjudge of their
relative nietite. - sis .
E W FALL STOCK OFfiffm,
, FORTES
The inihiscrlbcr In now merlin/ads new ,
fall ineeleof Planes from the celebrated manitfacttory
or -
Chlekerlog & Son's, Boston, coiulstlng of nearly one hun
dred Instruments of their new sable and new scale of
furniture. Pnrchasera: ant respectfully invited to nallAnd
examine them. Also a large stock of elegant Plano Stools
and Plano Corers. For we by . .
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E.le. agent GtlrChickoring E Son for Pitteburch, Redeem
Pennsylvania aud.Eartern Ohio. Na. 81 Rood Street,
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